Avoid this series! While Britt Robertson and Natalie Martinez gave notable performances, their characters didn't last long. Season one was decent, but season two was silly, and season three was simply stupid beyond belief. With no proper ending, it leaves viewers hanging with unresolved cliffhangers. Many high ratings likely stem from viewers who rated the series before season two aired. The term "miniseries" was misleadingly used for a show that clearly wasn't intended to be one from the start. Television networks have capitalized on terms like "Mini Series," "Event Series," and "Limited Series" since 2013 to deflect blame for cancellations. Beware of series labeled as such with more than eight episodes and low production value, as they may never conclude satisfactorily. FOX's "event series" label, introduced in 2014, often leads to similarly open-ended shows. While these terms offer the possibility of renewal based on ratings, they're designed to manage viewer expectations and minimize complaints about unresolved storylines.